Full-Wave Rectifiers Quiz
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What type of current does a full-wave rectifier allow through the load during the entire input cycle?

  • Pulsating current
  • Bidirectional current
  • Unidirectional current (correct)
  • Alternating current

What is the frequency of the output voltage in full-wave rectification compared to the input frequency?

  • Equal to the input frequency
  • Half the input frequency
  • Twice the input frequency (correct)
  • Depends on the load resistance

How does the average value of a full-wave rectified sinusoidal voltage compare to that of a half-wave rectified voltage?

  • Depends on the load resistance
  • Equal to the average value of half-wave rectified voltage
  • Twice the average value of half-wave rectified voltage (correct)
  • Half the average value of half-wave rectified voltage

What percentage of the peak voltage is the average value for a full-wave rectified voltage?

<p>Approximately 63.7% (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the number of positive alternations in full-wave rectified voltage compare to that in half-wave rectified voltage for the same time interval?

<p>Twice the number of positive alternations (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Full-wave rectifier current direction

A full-wave rectifier allows current to flow through the load in only one direction, regardless of the input voltage's polarity.

Full-wave rectifier output frequency

The output voltage of a full-wave rectifier oscillates at twice the frequency of the input voltage.

Full-wave vs. half-wave average voltage

Full-wave rectification produces an average output voltage that is twice as high as the average output voltage of half-wave rectification.

Full-wave average voltage percentage

The average value of a full-wave rectified sinusoidal voltage is approximately 63.7% of the peak voltage.

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Full-wave alternations

In a given time interval, a full-wave rectifier produces twice the number of positive alternations compared to a half-wave rectifier.

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Study Notes

Full-Wave Rectifier

  • A full-wave rectifier allows both positive and negative half-cycles of the input signal to pass through the load during the entire input cycle.

Output Voltage Frequency

  • The frequency of the output voltage in full-wave rectification is twice the input frequency.

Average Value Comparison

  • The average value of a full-wave rectified sinusoidal voltage is twice that of a half-wave rectified voltage.

Average Value of Full-Wave Rectified Voltage

  • The average value of a full-wave rectified voltage is approximately 0.637 times the peak voltage.

Positive Alternations

  • The number of positive alternations in full-wave rectified voltage is twice that in half-wave rectified voltage for the same time interval.

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Test your knowledge of full-wave rectifiers with this quiz. Explore the concepts of unidirectional current flow, input and output frequency, and the differences between full-wave and half-wave rectification.

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